It allows streamline the checkout process by splitting it into multiple steps. How you can benefit from it: You can set the checkout type that your users prefer: many A/B split tests have proved that online buyers prefer a neat view without too many fields on the same page when ending the checkout process; You can substantially reduce the percentage of abandoned carts caused by a too long checkout page and with too many fields to fill in; You can reduce the number of steps and the cognitive effort required to the user by combining some steps of the checkout process into one (Billing & Shipping, Order info & Payment).

It allows streamline the checkout process by splitting it into multiple steps. How you can benefit from it: You can set the checkout type that your users prefer: many A/B split tests have proved that online buyers prefer a neat view without too many fields on the same page when ending the checkout process; You can substantially reduce the percentage of abandoned carts caused by a too long checkout page and with too many fields to fill in; You can reduce the number of steps and the cognitive effort required to the user by combining some steps of the checkout process into one (Billing & Shipping, Order info & Payment).

Simplify the checkout process splitting it into more steps and reduce cart abandonment rate. How you can benefit from it: You can set the checkout type that your users prefer: many A/B split tests have proved that online buyers prefer a neat view without too many fields on the same page when ending the checkout process; You can substantially reduce the percentage of abandoned carts caused by a too long checkout page and with too many fields to fill in; You can reduce the number of steps and the cognitive effort required to the user by combining some steps of the checkout process into one (Billing & Shipping, Order info & Payment).

Simplify the checkout process splitting it into more steps and reduce cart abandonment rate. How you can benefit from it: You can set the checkout type that your users prefer: many A/B split tests have proved that online buyers prefer a neat view without too many fields on the same page when ending the checkout process; You can substantially reduce the percentage of abandoned carts caused by a too long checkout page and with too many fields to fill in; You can reduce the number of steps and the cognitive effort required to the user by combining some steps of the checkout process into one (Billing & Shipping, Order info & Payment).

Simplify the checkout process splitting it into more steps and reduce cart abandonment rate. How I can benefit from it: A/B split tests prove multi-step checkouts are preferred by users who don't like to view too many fields on the same page when ending the checkout process; You will substantially reduce the percentage of abandoned carts caused by a too populated checkout page and with too many fields to fill in.

It allows splitting the checkout process into more steps. How I can benefit from it: A/B split tests prove multi-step checkouts are preferred by users who don't like to view too many fields on the same page when ending the checkout process; You will substantially reduce the percentage of abandoned carts caused by a too populated checkout page and with too many fields to fill in.

A/B split testing on checkout pages (analysis made to find out which checkout structure works better in e-commerce sites) have turned out to be the best choice for a better user experience during purchase. This because a multi-step structure helps customers feel more comfortable during payment operations as they understand better which step they are filling in.

A/B split testing on checkout pages (analysis made to find out which checkout structure works better in e-commerce sites) have turned out to be the best choice for a better user experience during purchase. This because a multi-step structure helps customers feel more comfortable during payment operations as they understand better which step they are filling in.

A/B split testing on checkout pages (analysis made to find out which checkout structure works better in e-commerce sites) have turned out to be the best choice for a better user experience during purchase. This because a multi-step structure helps customers feel more comfortable during payment operations as they understand better which step they are filling in.

A/B split testing on checkout pages (analysis made to find out which checkout structure works better in e-commerce sites) have turned out to be the best choice for a better user experience during purchase. This because a multi-step structure helps customers feel more comfortable during payment operations as they understand better which step they are filling in.